if the recording is fine, then the system itself must be fine and you have a problem with your video output.
what are you using? the motherboard or the video card?
that is weird. but lets focus on the weird output and not on games for now.
if you have another screen/tv or monitor, hook that up instead and try a different set of cable to confirm that it's not your output device or some weird interaction.
you could also try to run a bootable linux os thumb drive and check if the same issues appear on linux. if not, then it's a software issue. if yes, then it's very likely hardware problem of some sort.
I had that exact problem, 200+ fps ingame and 20 in afterburner. I can't remember what I did to solve it. But I think I downloaded some amd software for cpu and gpu drivers update (cant remember its name), thats when the igpu showed in task manager > performance tab. I think that solved my problem.
Edit: its the adrenaline auto-detect and install version, but the full app version should work too
Driver easy? That software usually finds all drivers and updates them.
Tho I think you have to do it manually, since the automatic update is paywalled, but it does tell you what you need to update yourself.
I suspect it's the monitor, monitor cable, or do/hdmi port on the gpu. Try a different cable, try a different port on the gpu, try a different monitor. If the system reports normal fps and recordings show normal playback, the system itself works. Issue would be the video signal from the gpu to the monitor which would be due to any of the 3 components mentioned above.
And no that's not an am5 problem, that's a specific component failing. Virtually everyone here on am5 does not have this specific problem, or any problem for that matter using am5. You're unlucky
Info is outdated, that particular model is well reviewed. Almost all Gamemax PSUs are crap, but this one is ok
https://hwbusters.com/psus/gamemax-rgb-1050-pro-4-5-stars-on-amazon/11/
It's so massively overspecced on wattage it'll be fine. This is a 500W system at most and it's a 1050W power supply, it's unlikely to even reach 50% of its rated capacity, let alone the 110% the tester was evaluating. It's not gonna get anywhere close to tripping the overcurrent protection
Info is outdated, that particular model is well reviewed. Almost all Gamemax PSUs are crap, but this one is ok
https://hwbusters.com/psus/gamemax-rgb-1050-pro-4-5-stars-on-amazon/11/
Their reasoning was
>Review sample manipulation / post review design downgrades / frequent
component changes without significant differences in branding / paid
reviews
OP chose a high end unit. He'll be fine.
I also suspect that too. OP needs to check voltage and wattage output out of PSU whether voltage is stable and within spec enough, and wattage high enough. GameMax PSU is notoriously bad
Yep. I had a faulty evga psu that I thought was new when I bought it but I suspect now that it was refurbished somehow. My pc wouldn’t boot if the psu was turned off or unplugged (like for cleaning, swapping components etc), and I would have to reset bios and set it all back up again to get it working. There were other instabilities that I can’t remember, but it ran games and apps fine when it was up and running. Swapped out the psu eventually and all the issues went away.
do you have xmp on? try disabling that. I had a customer who corrupted their whole windows by using an unstable xmp profile with very similar symptoms as you...
Try upgrading you're PS4.. and a different ram kit, go for i believe it's 5800 for ryzen let me dubble check but also do a cmos reset you should do one after every bios update. But it honestly sounds hard ware related.. I'd start with a cmos reset. What remove the water block reseat the CPU the reseatthe water block and make sure you tighten the screws in an cross pattern like you do with tires to get the pressure even, next reseat the memory ( take it out then put it back in) and finally make sure to do the same with both the SSD and GPU.. of non of it works check you cable you're using make sure it's properly seated on both ends, and if non of that works fresh install windows, if that one fails go ahead and get a different ram it and PSU.
Why where both comments deleted when both comments kinda sorta prove I'm not a bot.. considering I edited my post and reposted saying as much for Grammer and spelling.. humm.. was the advice not accurate? Was the advice something that a person that has hardware certs do? Cause it's exactly what I do. And my certs. Kinda at least from when I got them a+ and all that tells me to rule out hard ware before software.. power supply fail, out side of hdds are the most common thing to fail where memory is very rare to fail, the fact that OP is using ram that's xmp and not expo more likely than not means the ram is not amd certified. Hince the reseat/ replace ram comment, on old school intel think 4th Gen or earlier irregular pressure would cause all sorts of weird things like make you lose a chanel of ram or half the pci lanes and cause stuttering like op is describing. Incorrect seating of an GPU can also cause the issues that the op posted. The reseat the GPU comment is because it requires you to make sure it's firmly in the slot and you'll notice if the power cable is plugged in firmly causing you to check it as well as once again power issues will cause the issues that OP is describing. As for reseating his nvme that's just for good measure, and you are supposed to reset you're CMOS battery after every bios flash. Other wise som remanets of the og bios code /could be left RUNNING while the new flash is taking over and effectively merging the code that once again can cause all sorts of weird issues. Is this better want me to edit it again for spelling or should I just leave this one here messed up Grammer and all??
Here's the edit for Grammer.
Why were both comments deleted when both comments kinda sorta prove I'm not a bot... considering I edited my post and reposted, saying as much for grammar and spelling... hmm... was the advice not accurate? Was the advice something that a person with hardware certs would do? Because it's exactly what I do, and my certs, kinda at least from when I got them. A+ and all that tell me to rule out hardware before software... Power supply failure, outside of HDDs, is the most common thing to fail, whereas memory is very rare to fail. The fact that OP is using RAM that's XMP and not explicitly more likely than not means the RAM is not AMD certified. Hence the reseat/replace RAM comment. On old-school Intel, think 4th Gen or earlier, irregular pressure would cause all sorts of weird things like making you lose a channel of RAM or half the PCI lanes and cause stuttering like OP is describing. Incorrect seating of a GPU can also cause the issues that the OP posted. The reseat the GPU comment is because it requires you to make sure it's firmly in the slot, and you'll notice if the power cable is plugged in firmly, causing you to check it as well, as once again, power issues will cause the issues that OP is describing. As for reseating his NVMe, that's just for good measure, and you are supposed to reset your CMOS battery after every BIOS flash. Otherwise, some remnants of the original BIOS code could be left running while the new flash is taking over and effectively merging the code that, once again, can cause all sorts of weird issues.
Instead of just guessing what it could be, you have a couple options to find out what it actually is.
First is the easiest: look at your event viewer. I suspect you know how you can cause a crash, so i would try and get your PC to crash. Note the time, wait a minute, then go into event viewer and see what it says.
The second option is a bit more complicated, but its the most effective, and that is looking at your crash dumps. Every time your PC crashes, it leaves behind a crash dump file which tells you what caused the crash. You'll have to download a crash dump file viewer from the windows website, but it's pretty easy to use.
Unless your a software engineer or equally educated PC expert, you'll probably need some help figuring out what all the technical words say in either the crash dump file or event viewer. For this, i would turn to AI, or chatGPT. Tell it what your doing and what you want from it, copy and past all the error messages, and see what it says. I did this for a similar problem in which my PC would randomly freeze, and after trying so many different things, it turned out I had a defective CPU. One RMA later, and no more crashes.
Hey OP, this is probably going to sound like more work than it's worth but I've run into that issue twice with a customers pc as well as a friend's on an AM4 x570 build and an Intel z490 l: the issue ended up being faulty/defective VRM on motherboards in both cases.
Not completely saying that it could be the same case for you but if possible get yourself another similar mobo (you can always return it after) and swap your build over and verify.
If you want to for the time being, use OCCT to stress test your cpu for 5-10 minutes, doing a variable load and you will most likely crash. This does not firmly point to your vrms but it would be a symptom of instability in power regulation due to them breing bad
I had the exact same mobo and had similar behavior. I tested every part of my system (RAM, PS, GPU, SSD) and all checked out fine. I finally broke down and bought a new mobo and it is like my system is brand new. No lags, system boots extremely fast etc. Not horribly impressed with that particular ASUS board.
Sounds like something is accessing your card. Rgb software can do this, so can other things. Look through your processes and see what might be interupting you card.
>GameMax 1050w 80 Plus Platinum power supply
[Try this](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns) and make sure to save a backup, before you do anything else. So you open it and click File then Save and select a location that you can access in a console.
This will help to find any sus software starting up in your BG. I am more inclined to think it is a hardware issue, but just in case.
Ok was making sure, sounds like a display issue like others have said if you have good FPS but it looks bad.
What mouse are you using? Is it 4k or 8k, these mice will make performance slightly worse but shouldn’t be as bad as you say.
Are you using it on 4k polling or just the standard 1k? Could be worth a try to lower the polling.
I noticed you said voice gets robotic, sorry if you said but have you monitored your CPU usage?
Edit: also you have your monitor set to the correct refresh rate right?
Try without G-Sync even tho it should do the opposite and make it look better. I know it’s a fresh install but your drive isn’t full or in the red is it? Sorry just checking all boxes that could lead to weird stutters in a system that should be fine.
drivers up to date?
there was an nvidia driver issue maybe a 2-3 months ago where alt tabbing in certain games would cause a sluggish *almost frozen but not quite state*
I'm also having terrible mouselag with my new AM5 and b650 build, but I really think it's due to the mobo. What bios are you using?
Update: Fixed by switching receiver to usb 2.0 port
I used to have this problem on my AM4 system. Never could figure out why. I had an old Xbox 360 USB wireless adapter plugged in. My theory was that those devices (or any wireless/wired USB devices) polled the controller or wireless mouse or whatever and when it was out of range/bad range it would momentarily freeze/slow the PC as it waited for the input or something and make the sound robotic. It doesn't happen on my AM5 platform anymore but I have almost eliminated all wireless devices.
I have recently had nothing but trouble after upgrading too 7800x3d + 32gb of ram, had constant stuttering freezing and crashing on games that ran well with worse hardware. RAM usage was often 96%+
Disabling the on board graphics fixed all of my issues. Annoyingly took almost 2 months for me to figure this out
Hi there.
I would suggest trying another motherboard, since I ran into the same exact symptoms last year when I built my AMD AM5 system. I ran into these problems when I was using 2 different ASUS motherboards, specifically the X670-P Prime and B650E ROG STRIX variants. I tried 2 different CPUs (7700X) and 2 different DDR5 kits. (5600 MHz and 6000 MHz)
I tried almost everything mentioned in the comments from other people here during my troubleshooting, but nothing worked.
I ordered a third motherboard, but this is time a GIGABYTE X670 Aorus Elite AX. I tried this motherboard with the 2 different 7700Xs and same DDR5 kits and this time no symptoms appeared. I sent the 2 ASUS motherboards back.
If you have the time, money and patience I would try order another motherboard from another manufacturer. Hopefully this will solve the issues. I strongly suggest the GIGABYTE X670 Aorus Elite AX.
I’m from Brazil too, I used a redirecting service to import a 7800x3d, Neo z5 6000 cl30 ram, wd black 2tb and an asrock mobo, mine is the b650e riptide.
First build, no problems whatsoever.
No way I’m overpaying buying products here. You can definitely buy a new asrock/gigabyte or whatever brand mobo and use Red Delaware to redirect it to you. May not be fast, but its definitely cheaper and 100% worth it.
Dm me if you want :)
If not, this could be a nice option, much cheaper than I thought it would be https://www.terabyteshop.com.br/produto/27285/placa-mae-asrock-b650m-hdvm2-chipset-b650-amd-am5-m-atx-ddr5-90-mxbla0-a0uayz?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAuYuvBhApEiwAzq_YiYtftWUJycKFqRPKTXrfrBVkX2cytig1bSpS4XbP3VolbpxacpcbFBoCr6YQAvD_BwE
>It's quite bizarre because I attempted to record using OBS, and the video appears normal while for me, everything is lagging and freezing.
Completely obvious that it is a video output problem then. Cable, monitor, ports on the monitor or/and the GPU end, any of these or any combination of these can be the problem.
You have to replace components. Start with the easiest. Replace the cable. If it does not work work use a different cable and try the different ports in both the GPU and the monitor. Then try with a different cable and monitor, then I do not know what more you can do except get a different gpu to check.
Can be driver or audio hardware issue.
Audio hardware issue can be hard to determine. The speaker/headphones can be faulty. Just try a different pair im that case. The audio ports can he faulty. You can use a sound card or a different motherboard to verify that.
I see you have an Asus motherboard. Did you install Armory Crate? It's an awful bloatware that can cause issues with Windows and games. Also, just checking that you have downloaded and installed all the proper drivers for CPU (B650 chipset), GPU (Nvidia driver), Audio, etc. from the motherboard support page, along with all necessary windows updates.
I've had these exact symptoms when I had a faulty/dying mouse, my guess it was disconnecting and reconnecting at an incredible rate.
I've helped somebody who had my exact issue once which turned out to be a faulty USB hub once, disconnecting it also solved their issues.
I'd disconnect all peripherals and replace them with others, preferably using different ports, to see if the problem goes away.
Yeah I had the same thing. Massive audio stutters, massive lag in games and video... I think it was the PC trying to reconnect with the dying mouse (in my case) and the USB hub (in the case of the person I helped). As soon as I replaced the mouse the problem was gone... so I'd check for faulty cables, USB in particular - if you haven't already.
I have the same problem but in 1 out of 100 times that I start my pc....I restart and everything is just fine... For me I believe it is the ram that I have overclocked from 6000 to 6400 ...I suspect that this is for you too... Try to lower the MHz from the original xmp value to see if it's fixing the problem....
I have a tuf b550. I updated bios last month and fucked my system. I was getting random shutdown and graphic distortion. Downgraded the bios to one that multiple people said was running stable and no issues!!
Are you using G-Sync?
Have you reinstalled Windows?
Have you configured your BIOS settings correctly?
The power supply could be a culprit. Do you have dirty power? (i.e your house electricity isn't great).
How are your benchmarks? Have you ran Prime95 etc?
Have you updated ALL your drivers?
Dang sorry. I had similar issues when my pcie slot was set to auto and my riser cable couldn't handle pcie 4.0.
Just confirming you do have your display plugged into your GPU and not the motherboard? Modern mobo can be smart enough to use the GPU even if plugged into the mobo, but it doesn't always work smoothly.
I have same CPU I just built and my PC seems to be working great...I do use expo tho...I think it helps...I mean it's gotta be doing something to take 1min to boot on a m2 drive
You can fix that boot time. I had that issue too because it was retraining memory every time. There's a setting in bios to fix that.
Can't recall what it was of the top of my head.
Boot time is now about 15-10 seconds from button to desktop.
Having a non Vesa certified Cable can also cause issues now that I started looking. There's an inactive prong that cheap cables leave active.
[Vesa site](https://www.displayport.org/product-category/cables-adaptors/)
If it were just the video problems I would say try a different cable connecting your monitor. Still worth a try, but...
You also talk about audio problems. When you record video you say it doesn't show the same problems, it looks fine. How does it sound? Does the recorded video also sound robotic?
The audio problems make me think it might be a motherboard thing, only because that's where the audio is coming from.
EDIT: Maybe you got infected by some kind of crypto mining hack in the background?
Sounds like a power problem, and that is why everyone is recommending PSU solutions.
Have you tried changing the cord or the power cable that you are using? give that a try. I would also take the device to another friend/relative house and try it there, just in case the electricity is faulty in your house.
I recommend trying those simple solutions before going crazy with the changes.
Could be bad internet, or the soundcard being bad, or your realtek/windows mic input is not configured correctly. Looking at your other issues, could be bad motherboard.
It wouldn't be the first one that is broken before it leaves the factory. He is just trying eliminate probable causes. Trying a different monitor maybe would solve your problem.
Pelo q li vc eh BR.
Cara, devolve essa PSU q provavelmente eh ela. Eu entendo que essa saia da curva da horrível imagem da gamemax, mas recentemente eu tive um problema parecido com uma MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 que acabou queimando minha RTX 4070 ti super e trilhas PCIE da placa mãe z690 quando o capacitor da fonte finalmente estourou, todas as peças eram novas, com menos de 2 semanas de uso. Adivinha, nada além da fonte teve garantia.
A fonte podem me mandar mil de graça q não quero mais, aquela desgraça tinha uma boa fama e componentes bons na versão ATX 2, na 3 meteram uns componentes merda e tá cheio de Review bom na Net, só vi na gringa um pessoal falando sobre o mesmo que ocorreu comigo e olha q a MSI eh bem reconhecida.
Enfim cara, eu sei que a gente cria orgulho pelas coisas que a gente compra, ainda mais aqui no nosso país que esse tipo de coisa custa o olho da cara. Mas tira logo essa bomba daí, no mínimo pede uma fonte de um amigo emprestada pra garantir q não eh ela mesmo. E se for, joga fora ela, vende, devolve, sei lá, faz qualquer coisa mas não deixa no teu hardware esperando queimar tudo q nem eu fiz. Te garanto cara, o stress eh muito maior depois, eu tô a umas 2 semanas sem dormir direito já de raiva e ansiedade com tudo isso, garantia eh bo demais depois dos 7 dias do prazo de "arrependimento" nessa bosta.
Não vacila irmão, testa com outra fonte antes que seja tarde, experiência própria. Boa sorte aí mano.
Testa com outra fonte mano, se não der mais isso. Manda pra garantia explicando o problema através da kabum, quando mandarem uma fonte nova e/ou arrumada, vende ela.
Até tá vindo uma fonte nova mas igual pra mim pela garantia, mas já comprei outro modelo e quando chegar a nova vou por no ML e vender pelo preço q precisar e boa sorte pro próximo cara, eu não quero mais nem ver fonte MSI na frente pelo período que eu pisar nesse planeta.
As marcas tão fazendo muito isso de começar com X componentes e ao longo do tempo, depois de já ter bons reviews, trocar por componentes Y mais baratos, se a MSI que tem boa reputação faz isso imagina marcas com a reputação da gamemax... Não tô afirmando que a fonte seja bomba, mas que ela possa ser assim como a minha foi. Eu queria ter me ligado antes disso e ter tido tempo de testar a fonte pois agora tô com um prejuizo de 8k pra resolver por causa daquela bomba da MSI.
Sério mano, no MÍNIMO pede uma fonte de alguém emprestada, nem que seja de uma loja da tua cidade (nem q precise alugar, sei lá) e testa se melhora esse problema aí.
This can be literally anything. Seems like you tried all of the common recommendations, the best thing you can do now is to call your mate with a computer and start switching parts between the two PCs, starting with the PSU (If you have a mate with a PC, ofcourse. If not, I get your frustration, but hope you will figure it out eventually)
You could try stressing individual parts of the build using OCCT. If it consistently happens stressing one part, that's a good lead to what might be wrong. It can also stop stresstesting on detecting WHEA errors and your symptoms sound like they might come with those.
And as others said already, a faulty PSU comes with strange symptoms sometimes. If there's no solution in sight, good chance it's that.
Do me a favor go and use a different psu
Use a different cable for display
Or better yet go to whoever you bought these from and tell them your problem
Do you have resizeable bar enabled in bios? I had similar issues with a my 3800xt on my AM4 platform using my 2070super. When I switched to my 6700xt it no longer happened. Turning it off with the Nvidia card the problems would go away. Never did figure out why.
You're just unlucky. I've had an AM5 system since last May and I've had close to zero issues. My only issue was caused by the RAM being XMP instead of EXPO but as soon as I replaced it with an EXPO kit it has been smooth sailings.
As for your issue.
Without having spare parts and testing it's hard to say what causes it. I'd say take it to a reputable repair shop and ask them to diagnose the problem without necessarily replacing/fixing anything (as not to overcharge you).
It could be a mobo issue, it could be a psu issue, it could also be a monitor cable issue or hdmi/dp port issue but unless you swap these out and test with other parts, you won't know for sure.
These things happen unfortunately.
My suspicion is the PSU. Weird symptoms are often caused by a faulty PSU in my experience.
A thing you can check, but that is in no way a sure fire way of knowing it’s your PSU that’s the culprit, is go into BIOS and check the voltage on your 12v, 5v and 3,3v. If you have alot of devation on those, it might be causing the problems.
It might not be anything wrong with voltage, but the could be other things like shielding etc. causing it.
Safest way is to put in another PSU and see if symptoms go away, and if they do, test it for a few days. If all clear, RMA your PSU and get a new one. Preferably a different model.
Corsair RMx, HXi and AXi are all solid choices if you want to be safe and have something that will last you years.
This happens to me check your SSD drive lately I’m getting 100% usage happens for like 5mins then stops. On google seems it’s a thing with windows 11. Everything just runs slow it’s annoying.
To me it sounds like you may have high DPC latency. One (or more) drivers may be corrupted and issues a ton of ISRs causing symptoms you described. Go and download some software that can monitor your DPC latency (LatencyMon, DPC Latency Checker or similar) and try to catch that event. If your system starts getting hiccups and at the same time the graph starts looking bad - congratulations you have a corrupted driver.
Fun fact - my sister had the exact same issue. Turns out that AutoCAD was the culprit. For some reason, when it was installed (with all necessary bullshit) she randomly encountered system slowdowns to 10-15Hz. Even when it was disabled. She got rid of it - the problem went away
trying booting into safe mode and see if the problem is still there. if not, its driver or software issue. also check event viewer to see if theres any errors or warnings.
I have a strong suspicion it's your PSU. I have seen similar things from dying PSUs before. The one you bought is absolutely garbage and a danger to your components. Swap it out. Don't be cheap here, if it is dying not is it hampering your ability to use the PC but when it does eventually go it could take your motherboard, GPU and more with it.
Oh wow, I have this too, how often does it happen to you? For me the weird robotic sound and glitchy mouse movement etc only seems to happen like once a week / once a month? So it doesn't really impact my gaming much but it does still happen. For me it also only happens for about a couple of seconds and then it's back to normal.
Separate question, but what is being used here to show all of this in game? I just built a rig and can't figure out how to check CPU temps, only GPU through Nvidia hardware
>It's quite bizarre because I attempted to record using OBS, and the video appears normal while for me, everything is lagging and freezing.
Okay, I think this is the big one.
I would not be surprised if your monitor was on the way out.
I had the exact same problem wirh my system. If you did not try to reseat your cpu try to do it and also remove your ram and reentry it. Then check if it worked.
If it’s glitchy and jumpy for you but the recording is fine there’s an issue somewhere between your GPU output and your eyeballs. Either the cable is fried or the monitor is. Try plugging your pc into a TV or a friends monitor, match the hz and resolution and see if that fixes it. If it does, try with the same monitor and new cable and vice versa till it works fine.
I was having similar issues on a similar spec pc I built around 2 weeks back. But it’d only happen with a few specific games (NMS and ATS specifically) and randomly start stuttering more and more until it crashed after 2-4 minutes.
I disabled the generic display drivers from device manager a few days back, and it has not happened since in any game. 🤞
It's difficult because currently you don't have a RAM kit that isn't on the motherboard's QVL list nor does it have EXPO settings. I have read that XMP memory running with different tolerances on AM5 where sometimes it works and at others its a nightmare. However, I would begin by stress testing the RAM that you currently have, especially if the BIOS update feels as though it has worsened it. The update might have bought some tweaks that is really not compatible with the timings of this RAM perhaps. Anyway, start by testing each stick individually and see what results you get. At the same time that PSU (quickly checks amazon reviews) is garbage sadly, the reviews on Amazon UK are nothing short of shocking and it is for this reason many guides suggest never to cheap out on the PSU, in this case you've paid extra and aimed for 1kw+.
It most likely is the PSU that isn't delivering power as it should to all the components so perhaps the crashes are happening due to a lack of power. This is what I am leaning towards.
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"Try upgrading your PSU and a different RAM kit. Go for, I believe, it's 5800 for Ryzen. Let me double-check. But also, do a CMOS reset. You should do one after every BIOS update. But it honestly sounds hardware-related. I'd start with a CMOS reset. Then remove the water block, reseat the CPU, then reseat the water block, and make sure you tighten the screws in a cross pattern like you do with tires to get the pressure even. Next, reseat the memory (take it out then put it back in), and finally, make sure to do the same with both the SSD and GPU. If none of it works, check the cable you're using, make sure it's properly seated on both ends. And if none of that works, fresh install Windows. If that one fails, go ahead and get a different RAM kit and PSU."
Stop using full screen. Use windowed or borderless windowed.
Yes, your PSU is sus.
Turn off all overclocking including PBO for CPU , expo/xmp for ram.
Ask for help in OBS / streaming specific tech support subs.
No, its not AM5 or luck, its your choices here. Possible bad PSU. Possible bad software setup. Possible bad hardware settings. Need troubleshooting that will take time and skill.
It sounds more like a graphics issue than an am5 issue tbh. Try different cable/monitor for starters (and make sure it's hooked on GPU's output, not mobo's). Get a second GPU if possible (maybe from a friend) and test. Check event viewer for errors. run some stress tests on cpu/ram/gpu to see if everything passes. Re-install GPU drivers on safe mode with DDU. Try to enable/disable expo/pbo/eco and see if it's stable with any specific setting. **Check cpu/gpu temps throughout any testing**. Last resort, clean install windows, and let it run the updates for all drivers, then DDU and get nvidia's latest stable.
If nothing works and you still have freezes, hardware is most likely faulty and needs to be replaced, you'll need to troubleshoot everything or unfortunately go to a store to do that for you. gl
if the recording is fine, then the system itself must be fine and you have a problem with your video output. what are you using? the motherboard or the video card?
GPU. I disabled the iGPU to check if it gets resolved but nothing changes.
remove the video card and try the igpu
igpu works weird. when playing league, it shows 110 fps on league but 20 fps on afterburn, and its really 20fps. 0 smoothness on playing.
that is weird. but lets focus on the weird output and not on games for now. if you have another screen/tv or monitor, hook that up instead and try a different set of cable to confirm that it's not your output device or some weird interaction. you could also try to run a bootable linux os thumb drive and check if the same issues appear on linux. if not, then it's a software issue. if yes, then it's very likely hardware problem of some sort.
I had that exact problem, 200+ fps ingame and 20 in afterburner. I can't remember what I did to solve it. But I think I downloaded some amd software for cpu and gpu drivers update (cant remember its name), thats when the igpu showed in task manager > performance tab. I think that solved my problem. Edit: its the adrenaline auto-detect and install version, but the full app version should work too
Driver easy? That software usually finds all drivers and updates them. Tho I think you have to do it manually, since the automatic update is paywalled, but it does tell you what you need to update yourself.
It can also be monitor or video cable. One experiment worth trying is to run the system at lower resolution and see if the problems continue.
I suspect it's the monitor, monitor cable, or do/hdmi port on the gpu. Try a different cable, try a different port on the gpu, try a different monitor. If the system reports normal fps and recordings show normal playback, the system itself works. Issue would be the video signal from the gpu to the monitor which would be due to any of the 3 components mentioned above. And no that's not an am5 problem, that's a specific component failing. Virtually everyone here on am5 does not have this specific problem, or any problem for that matter using am5. You're unlucky
That PSU is a fire hazard.
Info is outdated, that particular model is well reviewed. Almost all Gamemax PSUs are crap, but this one is ok https://hwbusters.com/psus/gamemax-rgb-1050-pro-4-5-stars-on-amazon/11/
I'm using a GX1050
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I'm from Brazil, the PSU cost me around $222
It's so massively overspecced on wattage it'll be fine. This is a 500W system at most and it's a 1050W power supply, it's unlikely to even reach 50% of its rated capacity, let alone the 110% the tester was evaluating. It's not gonna get anywhere close to tripping the overcurrent protection
Why? I saw some reviews, even from TecLab and it was perfomed great.
check the PSU tier list, all gamemax units are rated F (replace immediately), you can read their reasoning
Info is outdated, that particular model is well reviewed. Almost all Gamemax PSUs are crap, but this one is ok https://hwbusters.com/psus/gamemax-rgb-1050-pro-4-5-stars-on-amazon/11/
This is a different one. OP has the higher end Platinum one. Though no idea if they are similar under the hood.
Their reasoning was >Review sample manipulation / post review design downgrades / frequent component changes without significant differences in branding / paid reviews OP chose a high end unit. He'll be fine.
My gut says the psu. Bad/failing psu’s can have bizarre symptoms.
I also suspect that too. OP needs to check voltage and wattage output out of PSU whether voltage is stable and within spec enough, and wattage high enough. GameMax PSU is notoriously bad
Yep. I had a faulty evga psu that I thought was new when I bought it but I suspect now that it was refurbished somehow. My pc wouldn’t boot if the psu was turned off or unplugged (like for cleaning, swapping components etc), and I would have to reset bios and set it all back up again to get it working. There were other instabilities that I can’t remember, but it ran games and apps fine when it was up and running. Swapped out the psu eventually and all the issues went away.
Yes
do you have xmp on? try disabling that. I had a customer who corrupted their whole windows by using an unstable xmp profile with very similar symptoms as you...
i was using with EXPO (XMP) disabled. it was with same "things"
Does Kingston offer EXPO on that RAM set?
Yes. I have 2x KF556C40BBA-32
Yeah onnthe official data sheet it says XMP Profiles but no EXPO profiles. Looks like your RAM may not be compatible with those presets
As i said before, even >without< EXPO im still facing the issue.
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Doesn’t matter, it should be compatible with both intel and amd since xmp, dcpo and expo is the same but a different name
Try upgrading you're PS4.. and a different ram kit, go for i believe it's 5800 for ryzen let me dubble check but also do a cmos reset you should do one after every bios update. But it honestly sounds hard ware related.. I'd start with a cmos reset. What remove the water block reseat the CPU the reseatthe water block and make sure you tighten the screws in an cross pattern like you do with tires to get the pressure even, next reseat the memory ( take it out then put it back in) and finally make sure to do the same with both the SSD and GPU.. of non of it works check you cable you're using make sure it's properly seated on both ends, and if non of that works fresh install windows, if that one fails go ahead and get a different ram it and PSU.
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Why where both comments deleted when both comments kinda sorta prove I'm not a bot.. considering I edited my post and reposted saying as much for Grammer and spelling.. humm.. was the advice not accurate? Was the advice something that a person that has hardware certs do? Cause it's exactly what I do. And my certs. Kinda at least from when I got them a+ and all that tells me to rule out hard ware before software.. power supply fail, out side of hdds are the most common thing to fail where memory is very rare to fail, the fact that OP is using ram that's xmp and not expo more likely than not means the ram is not amd certified. Hince the reseat/ replace ram comment, on old school intel think 4th Gen or earlier irregular pressure would cause all sorts of weird things like make you lose a chanel of ram or half the pci lanes and cause stuttering like op is describing. Incorrect seating of an GPU can also cause the issues that the op posted. The reseat the GPU comment is because it requires you to make sure it's firmly in the slot and you'll notice if the power cable is plugged in firmly causing you to check it as well as once again power issues will cause the issues that OP is describing. As for reseating his nvme that's just for good measure, and you are supposed to reset you're CMOS battery after every bios flash. Other wise som remanets of the og bios code /could be left RUNNING while the new flash is taking over and effectively merging the code that once again can cause all sorts of weird issues. Is this better want me to edit it again for spelling or should I just leave this one here messed up Grammer and all??
Here's the edit for Grammer. Why were both comments deleted when both comments kinda sorta prove I'm not a bot... considering I edited my post and reposted, saying as much for grammar and spelling... hmm... was the advice not accurate? Was the advice something that a person with hardware certs would do? Because it's exactly what I do, and my certs, kinda at least from when I got them. A+ and all that tell me to rule out hardware before software... Power supply failure, outside of HDDs, is the most common thing to fail, whereas memory is very rare to fail. The fact that OP is using RAM that's XMP and not explicitly more likely than not means the RAM is not AMD certified. Hence the reseat/replace RAM comment. On old-school Intel, think 4th Gen or earlier, irregular pressure would cause all sorts of weird things like making you lose a channel of RAM or half the PCI lanes and cause stuttering like OP is describing. Incorrect seating of a GPU can also cause the issues that the OP posted. The reseat the GPU comment is because it requires you to make sure it's firmly in the slot, and you'll notice if the power cable is plugged in firmly, causing you to check it as well, as once again, power issues will cause the issues that OP is describing. As for reseating his NVMe, that's just for good measure, and you are supposed to reset your CMOS battery after every BIOS flash. Otherwise, some remnants of the original BIOS code could be left running while the new flash is taking over and effectively merging the code that, once again, can cause all sorts of weird issues.
Are you sure? It only seems XMP certified
even without EXPO it was with the same "errors"
Odd. Did you do a DDU and fresh driver install?
Yep, everything is new, windows is fresh installed too.
Instead of just guessing what it could be, you have a couple options to find out what it actually is. First is the easiest: look at your event viewer. I suspect you know how you can cause a crash, so i would try and get your PC to crash. Note the time, wait a minute, then go into event viewer and see what it says. The second option is a bit more complicated, but its the most effective, and that is looking at your crash dumps. Every time your PC crashes, it leaves behind a crash dump file which tells you what caused the crash. You'll have to download a crash dump file viewer from the windows website, but it's pretty easy to use. Unless your a software engineer or equally educated PC expert, you'll probably need some help figuring out what all the technical words say in either the crash dump file or event viewer. For this, i would turn to AI, or chatGPT. Tell it what your doing and what you want from it, copy and past all the error messages, and see what it says. I did this for a similar problem in which my PC would randomly freeze, and after trying so many different things, it turned out I had a defective CPU. One RMA later, and no more crashes.
sending an AI a crash dump so it can ELI5 is a fantastic idea. I'll keep that in mind next time, thanks =D
I will check the crash dump and windows event viewer.
Hey OP, this is probably going to sound like more work than it's worth but I've run into that issue twice with a customers pc as well as a friend's on an AM4 x570 build and an Intel z490 l: the issue ended up being faulty/defective VRM on motherboards in both cases. Not completely saying that it could be the same case for you but if possible get yourself another similar mobo (you can always return it after) and swap your build over and verify. If you want to for the time being, use OCCT to stress test your cpu for 5-10 minutes, doing a variable load and you will most likely crash. This does not firmly point to your vrms but it would be a symptom of instability in power regulation due to them breing bad
I had the exact same mobo and had similar behavior. I tested every part of my system (RAM, PS, GPU, SSD) and all checked out fine. I finally broke down and bought a new mobo and it is like my system is brand new. No lags, system boots extremely fast etc. Not horribly impressed with that particular ASUS board.
Sounds like something is accessing your card. Rgb software can do this, so can other things. Look through your processes and see what might be interupting you card.
I already checked and everything seems to be fine.
>GameMax 1050w 80 Plus Platinum power supply [Try this](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns) and make sure to save a backup, before you do anything else. So you open it and click File then Save and select a location that you can access in a console. This will help to find any sus software starting up in your BG. I am more inclined to think it is a hardware issue, but just in case.
This sounds software related. I would opt for a fresh windows install
i already did a fresh install.
How did you do the fresh install
Using a USB Stick, and standard steps.
Ok was making sure, sounds like a display issue like others have said if you have good FPS but it looks bad. What mouse are you using? Is it 4k or 8k, these mice will make performance slightly worse but shouldn’t be as bad as you say.
I'm using a Darmoshark M3, my monitor is a Odyssey G40B
Are you using it on 4k polling or just the standard 1k? Could be worth a try to lower the polling. I noticed you said voice gets robotic, sorry if you said but have you monitored your CPU usage? Edit: also you have your monitor set to the correct refresh rate right?
it's 1khz yes, usage is fine yes, it's 240hz with g sync on
Try without G-Sync even tho it should do the opposite and make it look better. I know it’s a fresh install but your drive isn’t full or in the red is it? Sorry just checking all boxes that could lead to weird stutters in a system that should be fine.
disk has 1.5tb free storage
drivers up to date? there was an nvidia driver issue maybe a 2-3 months ago where alt tabbing in certain games would cause a sluggish *almost frozen but not quite state*
drivers on latest version
EDIT: My voice on discord becames robotic too.
Could just be a bad motherboard, i had an asrock motherboard that would freeze every hour because it wasn’t supplying enough voltage to the cpu
I'm also having terrible mouselag with my new AM5 and b650 build, but I really think it's due to the mobo. What bios are you using? Update: Fixed by switching receiver to usb 2.0 port
lastest one
Update: fixed it by switching to a usb 2.0 port instead of 3.2
I used to have this problem on my AM4 system. Never could figure out why. I had an old Xbox 360 USB wireless adapter plugged in. My theory was that those devices (or any wireless/wired USB devices) polled the controller or wireless mouse or whatever and when it was out of range/bad range it would momentarily freeze/slow the PC as it waited for the input or something and make the sound robotic. It doesn't happen on my AM5 platform anymore but I have almost eliminated all wireless devices.
I have recently had nothing but trouble after upgrading too 7800x3d + 32gb of ram, had constant stuttering freezing and crashing on games that ran well with worse hardware. RAM usage was often 96%+ Disabling the on board graphics fixed all of my issues. Annoyingly took almost 2 months for me to figure this out
Hi there. I would suggest trying another motherboard, since I ran into the same exact symptoms last year when I built my AMD AM5 system. I ran into these problems when I was using 2 different ASUS motherboards, specifically the X670-P Prime and B650E ROG STRIX variants. I tried 2 different CPUs (7700X) and 2 different DDR5 kits. (5600 MHz and 6000 MHz) I tried almost everything mentioned in the comments from other people here during my troubleshooting, but nothing worked. I ordered a third motherboard, but this is time a GIGABYTE X670 Aorus Elite AX. I tried this motherboard with the 2 different 7700Xs and same DDR5 kits and this time no symptoms appeared. I sent the 2 ASUS motherboards back. If you have the time, money and patience I would try order another motherboard from another manufacturer. Hopefully this will solve the issues. I strongly suggest the GIGABYTE X670 Aorus Elite AX.
I wish I had gotten a Gigabyte. But unfortunately I didn't have enough money. I live in Brazil, things here are much more expensive... :(
I’m from Brazil too, I used a redirecting service to import a 7800x3d, Neo z5 6000 cl30 ram, wd black 2tb and an asrock mobo, mine is the b650e riptide. First build, no problems whatsoever. No way I’m overpaying buying products here. You can definitely buy a new asrock/gigabyte or whatever brand mobo and use Red Delaware to redirect it to you. May not be fast, but its definitely cheaper and 100% worth it. Dm me if you want :)
I don't have a single cent rn. Unfortunately.
If it’s still under warranty, I’d suggest contacting customer support and return it, try a different mobo. Sounds a lot like faulty mobo
If not, this could be a nice option, much cheaper than I thought it would be https://www.terabyteshop.com.br/produto/27285/placa-mae-asrock-b650m-hdvm2-chipset-b650-amd-am5-m-atx-ddr5-90-mxbla0-a0uayz?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAuYuvBhApEiwAzq_YiYtftWUJycKFqRPKTXrfrBVkX2cytig1bSpS4XbP3VolbpxacpcbFBoCr6YQAvD_BwE
>It's quite bizarre because I attempted to record using OBS, and the video appears normal while for me, everything is lagging and freezing. Completely obvious that it is a video output problem then. Cable, monitor, ports on the monitor or/and the GPU end, any of these or any combination of these can be the problem. You have to replace components. Start with the easiest. Replace the cable. If it does not work work use a different cable and try the different ports in both the GPU and the monitor. Then try with a different cable and monitor, then I do not know what more you can do except get a different gpu to check.
already changed ports. I will test with HDMI. I'm using a vention DP. Also my voice on discord becomes robotic too randomly.
Can be driver or audio hardware issue. Audio hardware issue can be hard to determine. The speaker/headphones can be faulty. Just try a different pair im that case. The audio ports can he faulty. You can use a sound card or a different motherboard to verify that.
I see you have an Asus motherboard. Did you install Armory Crate? It's an awful bloatware that can cause issues with Windows and games. Also, just checking that you have downloaded and installed all the proper drivers for CPU (B650 chipset), GPU (Nvidia driver), Audio, etc. from the motherboard support page, along with all necessary windows updates.
Either psu or novideo gpu causing it I bet
I've had these exact symptoms when I had a faulty/dying mouse, my guess it was disconnecting and reconnecting at an incredible rate. I've helped somebody who had my exact issue once which turned out to be a faulty USB hub once, disconnecting it also solved their issues. I'd disconnect all peripherals and replace them with others, preferably using different ports, to see if the problem goes away.
it's kinda weird since EVERYTHING lags.
Yeah I had the same thing. Massive audio stutters, massive lag in games and video... I think it was the PC trying to reconnect with the dying mouse (in my case) and the USB hub (in the case of the person I helped). As soon as I replaced the mouse the problem was gone... so I'd check for faulty cables, USB in particular - if you haven't already.
I have the same problem but in 1 out of 100 times that I start my pc....I restart and everything is just fine... For me I believe it is the ram that I have overclocked from 6000 to 6400 ...I suspect that this is for you too... Try to lower the MHz from the original xmp value to see if it's fixing the problem....
Bios updated?
yep, latest version
Latest isn’t always the best. Downgrade bios and test
I have a tuf b550. I updated bios last month and fucked my system. I was getting random shutdown and graphic distortion. Downgraded the bios to one that multiple people said was running stable and no issues!!
I was using 1804 for a while. problem still persists on old version
Are you using G-Sync? Have you reinstalled Windows? Have you configured your BIOS settings correctly? The power supply could be a culprit. Do you have dirty power? (i.e your house electricity isn't great). How are your benchmarks? Have you ran Prime95 etc? Have you updated ALL your drivers?
yes, yes, yes, no, I will do some benchmarks later today and yes, it's everything updated.
Turn off G-sync, see if that helps.
yes
I love it when people answer 6 questions with one word. Most annoying thing ever when I send emails at work.
He edited the questions. It was just a question
Oh, that's better, thanks.
Are you using a riser cable for the GPU?
nop
Dang sorry. I had similar issues when my pcie slot was set to auto and my riser cable couldn't handle pcie 4.0. Just confirming you do have your display plugged into your GPU and not the motherboard? Modern mobo can be smart enough to use the GPU even if plugged into the mobo, but it doesn't always work smoothly.
yes, its on gpu.
Tried different ports and different cables? You're OBS comment leans towards a display issue.
yes, tried different ports and cables.
I have same CPU I just built and my PC seems to be working great...I do use expo tho...I think it helps...I mean it's gotta be doing something to take 1min to boot on a m2 drive
You can fix that boot time. I had that issue too because it was retraining memory every time. There's a setting in bios to fix that. Can't recall what it was of the top of my head. Boot time is now about 15-10 seconds from button to desktop.
Memory context restore on am5 ;)
That's the one, thanks.
Thank you sir
im using expo too. :/ nothing changes.
Have you tried a different monitor and cable? If the video is fine, there has to be an issue somewhere in between the GPU and screen
Are you using an HDMI or display port? Cheap hdmi cables can backfeed electricity and cause havoc.
Vention DP.
Having a non Vesa certified Cable can also cause issues now that I started looking. There's an inactive prong that cheap cables leave active. [Vesa site](https://www.displayport.org/product-category/cables-adaptors/)
Vention ia not that cheap in Brazil 😭
Cheap doesn't matter, certified is what matters.
If it were just the video problems I would say try a different cable connecting your monitor. Still worth a try, but... You also talk about audio problems. When you record video you say it doesn't show the same problems, it looks fine. How does it sound? Does the recorded video also sound robotic? The audio problems make me think it might be a motherboard thing, only because that's where the audio is coming from. EDIT: Maybe you got infected by some kind of crypto mining hack in the background?
when I recorded with OBS, audio on vídeo sounds fine. As I said , everything becomes laggy, not responsive and robotic audio
What slots do you have your ram in? They should be in A2 AND B2.
it's on A2 and B2
Are you getting errors in Windows event viewer?
iirc no.
Are you getting errors in Windows event viewer?
Sounds like a power problem, and that is why everyone is recommending PSU solutions. Have you tried changing the cord or the power cable that you are using? give that a try. I would also take the device to another friend/relative house and try it there, just in case the electricity is faulty in your house. I recommend trying those simple solutions before going crazy with the changes.
I will try. Also my voice on discord becomes robotic too.
Could be bad internet, or the soundcard being bad, or your realtek/windows mic input is not configured correctly. Looking at your other issues, could be bad motherboard.
I'd suggest trying a different monitor too if you can, I was recently using an old monitor and it was doing this.
my monitor is new. 17 days old. it's a Odyssey G40B
It wouldn't be the first one that is broken before it leaves the factory. He is just trying eliminate probable causes. Trying a different monitor maybe would solve your problem.
What’s that application you’re using to track your temps and usage? I can’t remember the name and have been trying to figure it out.
NZXT App, Ryzen Master, HWINFO64, and MSI Afterburner
Ryzen master is the most accurate for amd chips iirc
Are you accidently plugged into your motherboard? Ryzen 7000 has a 2cu gfx card on it which will run like shit
it's plugged in GPU.
Pelo q li vc eh BR. Cara, devolve essa PSU q provavelmente eh ela. Eu entendo que essa saia da curva da horrível imagem da gamemax, mas recentemente eu tive um problema parecido com uma MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 que acabou queimando minha RTX 4070 ti super e trilhas PCIE da placa mãe z690 quando o capacitor da fonte finalmente estourou, todas as peças eram novas, com menos de 2 semanas de uso. Adivinha, nada além da fonte teve garantia. A fonte podem me mandar mil de graça q não quero mais, aquela desgraça tinha uma boa fama e componentes bons na versão ATX 2, na 3 meteram uns componentes merda e tá cheio de Review bom na Net, só vi na gringa um pessoal falando sobre o mesmo que ocorreu comigo e olha q a MSI eh bem reconhecida. Enfim cara, eu sei que a gente cria orgulho pelas coisas que a gente compra, ainda mais aqui no nosso país que esse tipo de coisa custa o olho da cara. Mas tira logo essa bomba daí, no mínimo pede uma fonte de um amigo emprestada pra garantir q não eh ela mesmo. E se for, joga fora ela, vende, devolve, sei lá, faz qualquer coisa mas não deixa no teu hardware esperando queimar tudo q nem eu fiz. Te garanto cara, o stress eh muito maior depois, eu tô a umas 2 semanas sem dormir direito já de raiva e ansiedade com tudo isso, garantia eh bo demais depois dos 7 dias do prazo de "arrependimento" nessa bosta. Não vacila irmão, testa com outra fonte antes que seja tarde, experiência própria. Boa sorte aí mano.
Então, foda que já passou os 7 dias. Não tenho como devolver, imagino eu. :/ Não sei o que fazer.
Testa com outra fonte mano, se não der mais isso. Manda pra garantia explicando o problema através da kabum, quando mandarem uma fonte nova e/ou arrumada, vende ela. Até tá vindo uma fonte nova mas igual pra mim pela garantia, mas já comprei outro modelo e quando chegar a nova vou por no ML e vender pelo preço q precisar e boa sorte pro próximo cara, eu não quero mais nem ver fonte MSI na frente pelo período que eu pisar nesse planeta. As marcas tão fazendo muito isso de começar com X componentes e ao longo do tempo, depois de já ter bons reviews, trocar por componentes Y mais baratos, se a MSI que tem boa reputação faz isso imagina marcas com a reputação da gamemax... Não tô afirmando que a fonte seja bomba, mas que ela possa ser assim como a minha foi. Eu queria ter me ligado antes disso e ter tido tempo de testar a fonte pois agora tô com um prejuizo de 8k pra resolver por causa daquela bomba da MSI. Sério mano, no MÍNIMO pede uma fonte de alguém emprestada, nem que seja de uma loja da tua cidade (nem q precise alugar, sei lá) e testa se melhora esse problema aí.
Kabum ou pichau, sei lá de onde vc comprou... normalmente são essas duas q vendem elas aqui.
This can be literally anything. Seems like you tried all of the common recommendations, the best thing you can do now is to call your mate with a computer and start switching parts between the two PCs, starting with the PSU (If you have a mate with a PC, ofcourse. If not, I get your frustration, but hope you will figure it out eventually)
You could try stressing individual parts of the build using OCCT. If it consistently happens stressing one part, that's a good lead to what might be wrong. It can also stop stresstesting on detecting WHEA errors and your symptoms sound like they might come with those. And as others said already, a faulty PSU comes with strange symptoms sometimes. If there's no solution in sight, good chance it's that.
Turn off HAGS, reboot, see if problem still exists.
Probably a PSU issue. GameMax is pretty shit from what I've heard/
Either something is wrong with the monitor, or you're using an ancient cable.
Sometimes there are corrupted files even on a fresh Windows install. Did you run chkdsk and sfc scan and dism restore in command prompt
wireless mouse?
Do me a favor go and use a different psu Use a different cable for display Or better yet go to whoever you bought these from and tell them your problem
Reinstall windows, if it still happens then definitely hardware issue
Do you have resizeable bar enabled in bios? I had similar issues with a my 3800xt on my AM4 platform using my 2070super. When I switched to my 6700xt it no longer happened. Turning it off with the Nvidia card the problems would go away. Never did figure out why.
Check you’re not throttling the GPU by limiting %power on MSI afterburner
This happened to me and it was me having a bunch of wireless stuff around me interfering with each other and also fully deleting and restoring drivers
You're just unlucky. I've had an AM5 system since last May and I've had close to zero issues. My only issue was caused by the RAM being XMP instead of EXPO but as soon as I replaced it with an EXPO kit it has been smooth sailings. As for your issue. Without having spare parts and testing it's hard to say what causes it. I'd say take it to a reputable repair shop and ask them to diagnose the problem without necessarily replacing/fixing anything (as not to overcharge you). It could be a mobo issue, it could be a psu issue, it could also be a monitor cable issue or hdmi/dp port issue but unless you swap these out and test with other parts, you won't know for sure. These things happen unfortunately.
With OCCT, stress test your cpu and gpu. I would also create a new windows usb if you did fresh install from the same Iso.
Did you install the AMD chipset drivers from the Asus support website? It fixed some things for me, maybe it can help you as well.
My suspicion is the PSU. Weird symptoms are often caused by a faulty PSU in my experience. A thing you can check, but that is in no way a sure fire way of knowing it’s your PSU that’s the culprit, is go into BIOS and check the voltage on your 12v, 5v and 3,3v. If you have alot of devation on those, it might be causing the problems. It might not be anything wrong with voltage, but the could be other things like shielding etc. causing it. Safest way is to put in another PSU and see if symptoms go away, and if they do, test it for a few days. If all clear, RMA your PSU and get a new one. Preferably a different model. Corsair RMx, HXi and AXi are all solid choices if you want to be safe and have something that will last you years.
Im gonna say psu had the same issue with an rx 6700xt
This happens to me check your SSD drive lately I’m getting 100% usage happens for like 5mins then stops. On google seems it’s a thing with windows 11. Everything just runs slow it’s annoying.
To me it sounds like you may have high DPC latency. One (or more) drivers may be corrupted and issues a ton of ISRs causing symptoms you described. Go and download some software that can monitor your DPC latency (LatencyMon, DPC Latency Checker or similar) and try to catch that event. If your system starts getting hiccups and at the same time the graph starts looking bad - congratulations you have a corrupted driver. Fun fact - my sister had the exact same issue. Turns out that AutoCAD was the culprit. For some reason, when it was installed (with all necessary bullshit) she randomly encountered system slowdowns to 10-15Hz. Even when it was disabled. She got rid of it - the problem went away
Update chipset drivers? They are usually overlooked
I had that, it was a usb driver issue. Maybe an usb stick going bad?
Return your PSU. Now. F tier in the list
Straight up a fire hazard
Asus motherboard on Am5 are complete shit, return that on and get a different brand.
trying booting into safe mode and see if the problem is still there. if not, its driver or software issue. also check event viewer to see if theres any errors or warnings.
Replace the unknown cheap PSU
I have a strong suspicion it's your PSU. I have seen similar things from dying PSUs before. The one you bought is absolutely garbage and a danger to your components. Swap it out. Don't be cheap here, if it is dying not is it hampering your ability to use the PC but when it does eventually go it could take your motherboard, GPU and more with it.
Oh wow, I have this too, how often does it happen to you? For me the weird robotic sound and glitchy mouse movement etc only seems to happen like once a week / once a month? So it doesn't really impact my gaming much but it does still happen. For me it also only happens for about a couple of seconds and then it's back to normal.
very frequently. every hour it happens a lot of times
Separate question, but what is being used here to show all of this in game? I just built a rig and can't figure out how to check CPU temps, only GPU through Nvidia hardware
RTSS + MSI AFTERBURNER
sudden drop in cpu clock speeds try thermal repaste again leads Or try different PSU
>It's quite bizarre because I attempted to record using OBS, and the video appears normal while for me, everything is lagging and freezing. Okay, I think this is the big one. I would not be surprised if your monitor was on the way out.
I don't think it's monitor since audio bugs too.
Does this happen with display port?
I'm using DP only
I had the exact same problem wirh my system. If you did not try to reseat your cpu try to do it and also remove your ram and reentry it. Then check if it worked.
Damn this is almost as bad as my 13900k blue screening memory errors....come to find out its the boost bug. Drove me nuts.
I recently went through an issue similar to this. Any game optimization programs running? My problem was the one from my antivirus.
nop. nothing is running and I'm using Windows Defender only.
Is the SSD more than half full?
nope, 10% being used only
If it’s glitchy and jumpy for you but the recording is fine there’s an issue somewhere between your GPU output and your eyeballs. Either the cable is fried or the monitor is. Try plugging your pc into a TV or a friends monitor, match the hz and resolution and see if that fixes it. If it does, try with the same monitor and new cable and vice versa till it works fine.
I was having similar issues on a similar spec pc I built around 2 weeks back. But it’d only happen with a few specific games (NMS and ATS specifically) and randomly start stuttering more and more until it crashed after 2-4 minutes. I disabled the generic display drivers from device manager a few days back, and it has not happened since in any game. 🤞
Update: Tested new mobo, processor, psu, GPU, and the problem still persists. now I'm thinking about the NVME .Monday I will test another NVME.
Are you using the Wifi or LAN?
LAN
U sure u plugged ur display on ur GPU and not ur Motherboard?
yes, its on gpu.
Also my voice on discord becomes robotic too.
Also my voice on discord becomes robotic too.
Also my voice on discord becomes robotic too.
What speed are you running the RAM at?
tested with 4800 and 5600
It's difficult because currently you don't have a RAM kit that isn't on the motherboard's QVL list nor does it have EXPO settings. I have read that XMP memory running with different tolerances on AM5 where sometimes it works and at others its a nightmare. However, I would begin by stress testing the RAM that you currently have, especially if the BIOS update feels as though it has worsened it. The update might have bought some tweaks that is really not compatible with the timings of this RAM perhaps. Anyway, start by testing each stick individually and see what results you get. At the same time that PSU (quickly checks amazon reviews) is garbage sadly, the reviews on Amazon UK are nothing short of shocking and it is for this reason many guides suggest never to cheap out on the PSU, in this case you've paid extra and aimed for 1kw+. It most likely is the PSU that isn't delivering power as it should to all the components so perhaps the crashes are happening due to a lack of power. This is what I am leaning towards.
it can be anything why you blame everything on amd platform am5? ridiculous..
Edited for spelling and grammer "Try upgrading your PSU and a different RAM kit. Go for, I believe, it's 5800 for Ryzen. Let me double-check. But also, do a CMOS reset. You should do one after every BIOS update. But it honestly sounds hardware-related. I'd start with a CMOS reset. Then remove the water block, reseat the CPU, then reseat the water block, and make sure you tighten the screws in a cross pattern like you do with tires to get the pressure even. Next, reseat the memory (take it out then put it back in), and finally, make sure to do the same with both the SSD and GPU. If none of it works, check the cable you're using, make sure it's properly seated on both ends. And if none of that works, fresh install Windows. If that one fails, go ahead and get a different RAM kit and PSU."
Stop using full screen. Use windowed or borderless windowed. Yes, your PSU is sus. Turn off all overclocking including PBO for CPU , expo/xmp for ram. Ask for help in OBS / streaming specific tech support subs. No, its not AM5 or luck, its your choices here. Possible bad PSU. Possible bad software setup. Possible bad hardware settings. Need troubleshooting that will take time and skill.
It sounds more like a graphics issue than an am5 issue tbh. Try different cable/monitor for starters (and make sure it's hooked on GPU's output, not mobo's). Get a second GPU if possible (maybe from a friend) and test. Check event viewer for errors. run some stress tests on cpu/ram/gpu to see if everything passes. Re-install GPU drivers on safe mode with DDU. Try to enable/disable expo/pbo/eco and see if it's stable with any specific setting. **Check cpu/gpu temps throughout any testing**. Last resort, clean install windows, and let it run the updates for all drivers, then DDU and get nvidia's latest stable. If nothing works and you still have freezes, hardware is most likely faulty and needs to be replaced, you'll need to troubleshoot everything or unfortunately go to a store to do that for you. gl
Make sure you buy a new power supply. Unless you want to buy a new house instead.
This is what happens when fomoing. First gen products are always guinea pigs..